It was a minority of views. As I indicated, it was basically three different rights holders who indicated they wanted to preserve the language that was in their own non-derogation clauses, and that came out in the context of the consultations. The wide majority of all the interventions that we had right across first nations, Inuit and Métis was that they were comfortable with the language as proposed.
I'll ask Ms. Sargent to reflect on the nature of the three groups and what motivated their concerns.